Maktaala
20-10-2003, 03:57
In the nation of the Empire of maktaala, we have for years been using chemicle incarceration to detane the more troublesome prisoners. as a result we need far less guards and far less maintenance of our prison facilities.
Our form of chemicle incarceration consists of different methods depending on the individual subject, sometimes it is simply a paralytic agent released into the patient's body, this allows them to be fully aware of what is happening around them but keeping them from escaping or causing trouble with the guards or other inmates(for their own protection they are kept in a tier ressembling our hospitals)
Another method for those with stronger immune systems or who react badly with the paralytic method, we simply induce a coma using a completely different chemicle. we can easily bring the subject out of this coma but cutting the supply of this chemicle.
As a result of these two methods, our prisons are much more efficiantly run. murders or other related unpleasentness in our prisons rarely happen. and above all, we no longer have to worry about executing people who could theoreticly have been mistaken for a criminal in a given crime(which over all makes our politicians much happier)
Also, while the subjects are unconcious they cannot keep themselves destracted by harrassing the personel or inmates at their prisons and therefor, only have their past to reflect on, essentialy forcing them to either come up with something else, or think about what they've done.
obviously we send them through a psychiatric evaluation before, at several points during, and after their incarceration so we know weather or not they did damage to themselves during their experiance(some have been known to drive themselves insane by fixating on things for several years straight)
So please, we would like the input of other nations regarding this system, what do you see wrong with it, moral or technical, do you have a supirior system(not consisting of mind control, slave labour, or other ludicrus concepts, I want modern reasonable answers)
and, yes I do realize that this simply swaps some of the criminals for mental patients during their stay but its a liability we thought was "the lesser of the two evils"
Our form of chemicle incarceration consists of different methods depending on the individual subject, sometimes it is simply a paralytic agent released into the patient's body, this allows them to be fully aware of what is happening around them but keeping them from escaping or causing trouble with the guards or other inmates(for their own protection they are kept in a tier ressembling our hospitals)
Another method for those with stronger immune systems or who react badly with the paralytic method, we simply induce a coma using a completely different chemicle. we can easily bring the subject out of this coma but cutting the supply of this chemicle.
As a result of these two methods, our prisons are much more efficiantly run. murders or other related unpleasentness in our prisons rarely happen. and above all, we no longer have to worry about executing people who could theoreticly have been mistaken for a criminal in a given crime(which over all makes our politicians much happier)
Also, while the subjects are unconcious they cannot keep themselves destracted by harrassing the personel or inmates at their prisons and therefor, only have their past to reflect on, essentialy forcing them to either come up with something else, or think about what they've done.
obviously we send them through a psychiatric evaluation before, at several points during, and after their incarceration so we know weather or not they did damage to themselves during their experiance(some have been known to drive themselves insane by fixating on things for several years straight)
So please, we would like the input of other nations regarding this system, what do you see wrong with it, moral or technical, do you have a supirior system(not consisting of mind control, slave labour, or other ludicrus concepts, I want modern reasonable answers)
and, yes I do realize that this simply swaps some of the criminals for mental patients during their stay but its a liability we thought was "the lesser of the two evils"